Okay, so I have conducted an experiment.
The Problem: My surf wax melting. I know it may sound a little over-exaggerated, but it can be a serious problem. If I surf in the morning, chances are high that my board stays in my car the rest of the day. This becomes a particularly annoying problem when I go to surf either [...]
Archive for the ‘Surf Accessories’ Category
Sep 1 2009
Aug 19 2009
There has undoubtedly been a lot of hype in the past few years about the advantages of yoga for surfers or specific strength training exercises targeted towards improving a surfers balance and overall strength in an effort to increase ability. While a specific fitness program may be beneficial, I feel like the real secret to surfing [...]
Aug 18 2009
I have never really seen the benefit of a surfboard bag or sock until recently. Basically I am just cheap and try to be careful enough with my board to live off as few accessories as possible. Consequently, my boards are constantly getting gouged and dinged more in transportation and storage than while actually surfing. [...]
Aug 4 2009
Even though it is not that far from my house, I have camped several times at San Onofre and had a blast every time. It is located just south of San Clemente on Basilone Road on I-5. During season it is $25 and non-season is $20 per night. Make reservations and check this place as well [...]
Jul 21 2009
Headhunter sunscreen was started in 1989, by Doug and Drew Littlemore of La Jolla, California. These two surfing brothers were working as boatmen on Tavarua at the time, and were constantly tortured by the tropical sun. They decided they needed to make a truly waterproof sunscreen that could survive intense surf sessions. They often label [...]
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